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Jack Moran Passes Away
July 22, 2010
Community leader Jack Moran of Century passed away Tuesday evening. He was 68.
Moran served a director of the Arts Council of Northwest Florida, a director of The Century Community Development Partnership and a director of the East Hill Academy for autistic children. He was founder and director of the Arts Committee of North Escambia County Florida, a director of the African-American Historical Society, founder and director of The Teaspoon Foundation and he was an active member of his political party’s County Executive Committee.
He also served as one of the founding organizers and member of the board of the Century Community Development Partnership, Inc., a non-profit organization with a mission that included working toward affordable housing in the rural communities of north Florida following the devastating hurricanes of 2004 and 2005.
Moran was vested as “Sir Wallace”, a Knight in the Sovereign Order of St. John of Jerusalem (OSJ) by Crown Prince Michael.
Born Wallace David Moran in Pine Bluff, Arkansas, he was a Navy, USMC, Seabee veteran and recipient of the American Spirit Honor Medal. After finishing graduate school, he was hired by his personal mentor, Charles Tandy, chairman of the Tandy Corp.
Later, he owned his own small business, designing and manufacturing children’s furniture and wood toys, and a retail antique business from in Louisiana. He was the father of twins -a boy and a girl, and a step-daughter.
After his son died at the age of 25 from a rare form of cancer, he worked from Northwest Florida as a business development and reorganization consultant, mortgage broker, business broker and fraud examiner.
In his retirement, Moran continued to work with his wife Julie, who is managing partner of Century Pharmacy, L.L.C.
For the complete obituary, click here.
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19 Responses to “Jack Moran Passes Away”
Julie: The service was beautiful, what an awesome tribute to your husband. He had touched many lives..you are blessed. Jerry and I will continue to keep you and your family in our prayers. Maybe sometime soon we can get together again. Much love to you and your Mom.
Julie, I just want to thank you for marrying this man of great vison and compassion. May God give you the strength to carry you through your time of sorrow. Remember the good days. I truly believed that you were like two kids in love. May it bring you comfort to know that people love you and are praying for you. The Lord doesn’t make any mistakes. Just thank the Lord for the time he allowed you to have him in your life. May the Lord Bless you and keep you. Jack had a lot of knowledge that he was willing to share and I’m grateful that I had a chance to meet him and hear some of his thoughts and ideas for the Town of Century.
My dear Julie, Jack is with the angels. I miss his great bear hugs and friendly happy voice. The Lord is with you and your family now and always. Love, Linda
Julie, I know words can not express the way you feel at this moment because of the passing of Jack. keep in mind, God has covered you with his love and He is too wise to make a mistake. You and the family are in my prayers.
Julie,
I am so sorry to hear of Jack’s passing. I am praying for comfort for you. Jack was a wonderful person and stood up for what he believed in! May God Bless you!
Julie, our prayers go out to you for strength. Jack will be missed by all that knew him. He was there for us in time of need we will for ever be grateful. Our family wishes the best for you and know that Jesus is by your side.
OH my god i just read my email.. Julie I am so very sorry… I Love You so very much.. and the time i met Jack i knew he was s sweet… I Love you!!! Noel
Mr. Jack was a good person. I was referred to him by a good friend of mine about starting a business. I called him, and he agreed to meet with me. I was so nervous. He was very down to earth. After we talkd about my thoughts of a business, he asked me what did I have to offer towards the business. I thought about the question, while I was thinking, he asked me am I a GOD FEARING PERSON and I told him yes, and he told me that I had alot to offer to the business. That question stuck with me for a long time I was totally shocked when I read the news about Mr. Jack. I feel that Mrs. Julie Booth-Moran couldn’t have TRUSTED a better funeral home than the one she decided to trust with the handlings of Mr. Moran. I believe and know that Mrs. Sandra and her wonderful staff will take care of Mr. Moran and his family PROPERLY. May he rest in peace
We will miss Jack. He has been a great friend and we are grateful that both he and Julie entered our lives. Julie is a strong Christian woman and we know that God is with her and the family. With great love and respect, …David and Susan
Julie,
All of us here at Ballet Pensacola are so sorry for your loss. You and Jack have been such friends to the ballet and to us personally. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. Richard Steinert – Ballet Pensacola
Sorry for your loss, Julie. Last time I talked to him he was going fishing and we were discussing wood treatment, biological warfare, good government and a host of other subjects.
Come to think of it, it’s our loss too.
Julie, We are so sorry for your lost. We love you and will be praying for you and your family to find strength and peace in the days ahead. Just remember God is right there with you every step of the way. Jesus said, I will never leave nor forsake you and I believe that with all my heart.You are in our prayers.
Julie,
I am so sorry for the loss of Jack. You are in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.
What a wonderful photo of this couple. A great memory and a fitting tribute to this man. My condolences to the wife and family.
Julie, please accept our heart felt condolences for your loss. Know that you and family are in our prayers…please let us know if you need any help with your house here on the Point or anything else. May God bless you and grant you peace.
Julie, God has you in his hands. Remember to cast all your cares on him because He cares for you. My prayers and thoughts are with you everyday. I will always remember the words of wisdom and strength that Mr. Moran shared with me on a regular basis. Love ya, Claudia
Julie, our hearts are breaking for you. May Jesus hold you tightly during this time. You have been so good to us over the years. If there is anything at all we can do, please reach out to us.
Julie, We are so sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you as your mourn the loss of your husband. Please let us know if there is anything we can do for you here on the Point.
Julie,I am so very sorry you have to face this sorrow in your life,again.Know that my prayers are with you.I remeber your strength and determination from meetings years ago.When you can’t stand ,lean on Jesus,when you can;t see know that you can find strength and comfort in the hands of Jesus.Let Him hold you and love on you in the days ahead.You are in my prayers.